The Dilly Sisters were noted on being on the Banana Splits were a real Mexican duet in 1968 known as Las Hermanas Nuñez, sometimes known as las Hermanitas singers.
The Banana Splits were also occasionally visited by the Mariachi-tuned Dilly Sisters (an actual musical act from Mexico), who would appear at their door playing guitars and singing "The Mexican Hat Dance" or "Ta-ra-ra Boom-de-ay" in the first season.
Las Dilly Sisters released a single- Sometimes Good Guys Don´t Wear White in 1968 or 1969.
Miriam Núñez and Nelly Nunez
Nelly lives in United States and retired from singing publically.
Miriam still performs throughout Mexico and South America, 45 years singing.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6xetGnE6WPo
LAS HERMANITAS NUÑEZMay 31, 2012-This is Miriam, Nelly Nunez today.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wCiicOq8H_g
Reconciliacion was a hit in Mexico
Miriam, Nelly Nunez as young Ladies.
Dilly Knox died in 1943.
Dilly Braimoh was born in 1959.
The name of the song is "Lavender-Blue" very old song probably from the 20's or 30's. Sammy Turner had a version of it in 1959 that went all the way to number 3. Check it out.
Sisters
The Lemon Sisters
Erin Dilly's birth name is Erin Catherine Dilly.
Dilly Knox was born in 1884.
Dilly Knox died in 1943.
Dilly Braimoh was born in 1959.
An outstanding example, as in "That was a real dilly of a fight!" It's a rather corny expression and isn't often used.
No, it is not. Dilly is a noun meaning something remarkable or extraordinary.
Daffy Dilly was created on 1948-10-30.
Dilly Duka was born on 1989-09-15.
dilly
Hurry up! Don't dilly-dally we are in a hurry.
Does it have a who-who dilly or cha-cha? who-who dilly= boy cha=cha= girl
Some synonyms for the verb to dilly dally are to dawdle, saunter, schlep, or tarry.